Deaths Judson Paul Shoup
A private family service for Judson Paul Shoup aged 49 of Lawrence will be held at a later date. He died Friday May 13 2011 in Lawrence.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 2011
Page
2
A private family service for Judson Paul Shoup aged 49 of Lawrence will be held at a later date. He died Friday May 13 2011 in Lawrence.
William C. Bill Foulke 88 of Baldwin City will be laid to rest at Mount Calvary Cemetery Lawrence at 11 a.m. Friday with the Fort Leavenworth Honor Guard providing military honors. He died May 14 2011 at Baldwin Healthcare. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Thursday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Baldwin City with a 6 to 8 p.m. visitation.
Pauline Ikenberry Riley 95 died April 2 2011 in Denver Colorado born September 22 1915 in Overbrook Kansas daughter of Jesse and Leah Ikenberry last surviving sibling married John L Riley in 1936 lived in Lawrence Kansas 1969 moved to Longmont and Golden Colorado Avon Representative and homemaker preceded by husband 2004 and eight siblings survived by two sons six grandchildren fourteen great grandchildren and one great great granddaughter memorial service May 21 2011 at Olinger Woods Chapel Golden Colorado in lieu of flowers contributions to American Cancer Society arrangements under Olinger Woods Chapel Golden CO
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The new Lawrence Police Chief discusses continued foot patrols downtown and potential redeployment of resources toward the police. He notes the department’s strong public interactions with 80 percent city survey satisfaction, but crime remains a major concern as officers logged 115,000 total calls in 2010. Comparisons show Lawrence officers averaged 400 resident-initiated calls in 2009, higher than Olathe and Overland Park, but below Boulder.
Lawrence city commissioners will hold a 3 p.m. budget and goals study session at City Hall with Police Chief Tarik Khatib outlining equipment needs and a possible single facility. Mayor Cromwell backs further talks on long term goals for the Lawrence Police Department and collaboration with county and university safety leaders.
Kansans for Life fights tighter clinic rules while abortion providers warn new laws raise costs and hinder access. Telemedicine RU‑486 use draws scrutiny as lawmakers debate clinic privileges and medical oversight amid past regulation gaps and a Wichita clinic closure after Dr. George Tiller's 2009 death.
Today’s poll asks whether the Lawrence Police Department should receive a funding increase to add more positions. A separate poll query asks how often respondents ride a bicycle with percentages: Never 55 percent, a few times a year 22 percent, a couple of times a week 15 percent, daily 5 percent. Cast your vote at LJWorld.com.
Local staff contact details include Chris Bell circulation manager and Edwin Rothrock for advertising. Listings show phone numbers and email patterns for news departments, classified ads, and newspaper services at the Lawrence Journal World in Lawrence Kansas.
Readable lottery results show Kansas 2by2 numbers Red 2 White 19 and 14 24 for the two colors. Pick 3 numbers listed for Monday are 08 1 and a lingering single digit 0?
U S Senator Jerry Moran will address Lawrence residents Monday at the Lawrence Public Library from 9 to 10 a m as part of a statewide listening tour hosted by the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce. Moran, a Republican, previously represented Kansas 1st District in the U S House for seven terms.
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